Sowetan - 2022-09-23

• Mapisa-Nqakula hits back at opposition over Phala Phala panel
• Load-shedding can also affect mental health
• Spare us the blackouts, healthcare sector, farmers plead
• Fears that Mandela Bay mayoral system could be scrapped
• Holomisa, UDM lose ConCourt case against Lebashe
• Reckless truck driver caused Pongola crash
• Unlikely leg up for Soweto entreprene­ur
• Increase in members and new unions, says Nxesi
• Municipali­ty, firm’s legal battle leaves villagers in the dark
• Ex-drug addicts warn youth about danger of drugs
• Sanef condemns threats directed at Herald reporter
• SA facing a literacy crisis – educationa­l psychologi­st
• Mantashe joins appeal against court halting of Wild Coast blasting
• Protesters torch police stations and vehicles in Iran
• Rise in travel out of Russia as men leave country to dodge Putin’s draft
• One million still without power in Puerto Rico
• House music has a new superhero in Citizen Deep
• Creative duo creates superlativ­e art experience
• Orlando celebrates its 90th birthday
• Mandela Bay Arts Festival kicks off
• Hatejackin­g in fashion world to appropriat­e brands
• Your Stars
• Call for African leaders to champion fight on hunger
• Voters hold key to stable government
• Sanef’s dismissive response to harassment of a witness inglorious
• Making song and dance of ‘Kill the Boer’ makes bandits martyrs
• In Memoriam
• Help Us Find ...
• Seemela was smart as an engineer and executive
• Ntuli’s on a mission to lift powerlifti­ng in SA
• Lions gear up to face beefed-up Ospreys
• City reserves coach bemoans SA players’ shaky grasp of basic skills
• Xaba hot favourite for Joburg 10km race
• All eyes on Magagane in fight for new title
• Celebrate summer at Turffontei­n
• Champions among Summer Cup entries
• France, England on the comeback trail
• Marumo ‘still welcome’ at Peter Mokaba
• Ndlondlo stands out amid quiet deadline day
• The PSL’s best signings so far
• Sierra Leone a tough nut to crack for Bafana

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